Wellow Heritage Centre and Village Walk

Our heritage centre contains many exhibitions depicting the fascinating heritage of Wellow. The village was created in the twelfth century and features a dyke, buildings from the mediaeval period through to modern day and has a fascinating story about a medical breakthrough!

The village sits just outside Sherwood Forest and is on the edge of the well known Nottinghamshire mining field, consequently the talk on Mining Communities, at noon, will have an interest to many people.

The 1.30 walk around the village will be preceded by a short introductory talk, which will help you put into context the many buildings, structures and stories that you will see on your walk. You will walk around part of the mediaeval dyke and see the famous Wellow Maypole.

Timings

Saturday 13 September:

12.00 noon to 4.00pm

Location & directions

Newark Road, Wellow, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG22 0EA

Directions:

The Schoolroom/Heritage Centre is in the middle of the village, facing the village green.

Contact on day:

Denis Hill

Telephone number:

+447443536811

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking required

Booking conditions:

Accessibility details

The heritage centre is not suitable for wheelchair access. Wheelchair users would struggle on certain parts of the walk.

Additional information

Car parking available at the nearby Wellow House School.

Max number of people:

25

Estimated duration:

1 hour(s)

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